A recent article discusses the fallout from Democrats' attempts to use an alleged MS-13 gang member as an example of wrongful deportation. This strategy has not resonated with the public, leading to a significant shift in support for President Trump's immigration policies.
• The Democrats aimed to frame Kilmar Abrego Garcia as an innocent victim wrongfully deported, but this narrative has failed.
• A CBS News poll indicates that 56% of Americans support Trump's deportation policies, compared to 44% who support the Democrats' view, marking a 12-point lead.
• Support for Trump's policies has grown, with independent voters backing him by an 8-point margin (54%-46%).
• Males show even stronger support, with a 26-point margin favoring Trump's approach (63%-37%).
• The article critiques Democrats for ignoring Garcia's connections to MS-13 and domestic violence accusations, arguing that their focus on illegal immigrants neglects American citizens' concerns about border security.
• Polling data reveals a stark contrast in public opinion between Trump and Biden's handling of immigration. Currently, 45% of Americans feel the country is on the right track concerning immigration, compared to 42% who disagree.
• CNN's Harry Enten noted that Trump's immigration approvals have improved, a reversal from the negative perception during his first term.
• The article suggests Democrats should focus on supporting American citizens rather than illegal immigrant narratives, though it expresses skepticism about their willingness to change.
The Democrats' immigration tactic using Kilmar Abrego Garcia has backfired, leading to increased public support for Trump's policies. As polling indicates a growing approval for Trump's approach, the article calls for Democrats to reconsider their stance on immigration and focus on the concerns of American citizens.
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